Reivindicación del uso de las plantas alimentarias y medicinales más comunes por parte de las mujeres de algunas comunidades indígenas para la enseñanza ambiental

Abstract

This internship degree project was carried out at the Botanical Garden of Bogota, working with the line of interculturality in the maloca; this allowed weaving the word with some women from indigenous communities talking about the importance of the use and the relationship they have had with food and medicinal plants, with this born the need to design an educational tool, through a documentary made with the talks of these women sharing some knowledge and ways of teaching about these plants to their descendants, highlighting the importance of conservation and diversity of food and medicinal plants. at the end of the application of the documentary, the presentation of a sculpture made of recyclable materials representing the importance of this knowledge for environmental education was presented in tribute to the indigenous and peasant women who knew about nature.